Disseminate Results and Engage Stakeholders with Vialog
Science projects use Vialog to share results and engage stakeholders. Explore video discussions that surface findings, implications, and engagement. See researchers share insights, concerns, and best practices in an evergreen format.
Science communication today must bridge the gap between research excellence and public understanding, while addressing distrust, disengagement, and information fatigue. Global misinformation, shrinking attention spans, and the rise of AI-generated content have made it harder for research institutions and universities to reach beyond academic audiences.
Reports from UN and the European Commission stress the need for public dialogue, open access, and transparent knowledge sharing. To foster understanding and trust in science, researchers must go beyond publishing—where science is not only disseminated, but discussed. Yet traditional channels often fail to activate diverse stakeholders or demonstrate impact beyond academia.
Vialog enables science projects to gather and showcase stakeholder reflections via asynchronous video. Without the need for apps or editing tools, Vialog integrates directly into websites and platforms, turning dissemination into genuine engagement and public impact.
MediaFutures used Vialog to spotlight project learnings from 12 partners—bringing real voices to the forefront of science communication.
To wrap up their Horizon 2020 programme, MediaFutures invited contributors from King’s College London, KU Leuven, IRCAM, the Open Data Institute, and others to record short video reflections on tackling misinformation through data, art, and innovation. Using Vialog, they showcased their insights in a shareable format, boosting transparency, community memory, and public trust.
This science project received 3 times as many video questions as text questions from their stakeholders and boosted monthly unique website visitors by 12-fold.
To mark International Social Media Day on June 30th, Kevin Koidl from Trinity College Dublin and Pedro Jacobetty from University of Edinburgh answered questions from the public about the future of social media.
This project achieved a 3% conversion rate, turning passive viewers into active stakeholders by generating 3 videos for every 100 pageloads.
On the occasion of the International Day of Solidarity of Journalists on September 8th, Robin Ribback from SWISS TXT and Alexandre Ulisses from MOG Technologies discussed Citizen Journalism with stakeholders.
After the video opinion discussion, participating experts who met the qualification criteria were invited to share their research and isngihts on the same topic in a new book.
The rapid spread of misinformation on social media regarding cures and treatments of COVID-19 posed a danger to public health.
Vialog works on any device and operating system, accessible to anyone with internet and a camera. It supports auto-generated video transcripts in 37 dialects, ensuring inclusivity and ease of use for all participants.
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Customisable safety settings ensure scalable moderation. The Dashboard offers full editorial control over every submitted video.
Easily integrate Vialog into your website with a single line of code. Customise discussions in real-time from your Dashboard, track key performance indicators with enterprise-level reporting and API, and enhance service journalism with interactive video content.